Tobaccoism (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025168968)

"Tobaccoism: Or, How Tobacco Kills" by John Harvey Kellogg, originally published in 1922, presents a detailed examination of the detrimental effects of tobacco use. Kellogg, a renowned physician and health advocate, meticulously outlines the various ways in which tobacco impacts human health, covering physiological, psychological, and social consequences. This book serves as a historical document reflecting early 20th-century perspectives on the dangers of smoking and tobacco addiction. Tobaccoism remains a relevant resource for understanding the historical context of public health concerns surrounding tobacco and the ongoing efforts to combat its harmful effects.

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